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u,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW:

i YORK.-To all persons interested IN the estate Oh
JAMES ". BOU ron send greeting; -, ....,
You and each of hereby cited ami required
ally the Court OF Common feas lor e
div York the Chambers thertof IN the county
Court House the city Of NewYork IN the state OF Jew
York sixth day OF June 1887 at haf past ~
~ william II. Post assignee OF aboVc haeu
James W Bouton noyent debtor should not oe had ana u
no then attend the maj settlement OF INC
asslgnccs accounts. a. =.
r~S1 In testmony whereof have herennto caused tho
u seal OF tho sall court 20 be hereto liked
l~) Witness. fion Richard T.. Iarrsmore eme Judge OF
tho said court this 9Th dAy oil 1p1 hnvrs Jn Clerk
mo +. PARSONS. Attorney for Assignee. Office and
Po-tOnicc address. Ma. III broadway. New-forh
CUPREME COURT. County of New ork.I
- Caroline ". Hitchcock, plaintiff against SaIan u, IL
individually and execuiTN Of this last VIII OF Gilbert o.
Hail. deceased Emma = stephen OF sepnfIs n. cI
sadie u. Garside. Carrie f. Han hanc - oie, ~ ua
erntor 81 tn will of Gilbert q. Hail. deceased anu
Henry 7. Plant. deionlanis .-.-..., 49, 1.or,
Trial 10 he had In city aud County OF Ne"i OTIS.
To he e named defendants and each OF Them
hereby summoned TO answer thc compliant III us
aoitoi copy OF your answer on pantns ao
ney within twenty days after the service OF ls summons
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fault the relief demanded IN the compliant
Dated February * 1887. PIEREE w WlLDEn,
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foregoing snnons IS upon you by publication
ouicr OF Hon. Edward Patterson one 81 TIE
ju.ilres 81 Court ~ tho state oil Ors
dated asIl March. 1887. and filed win the COM
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"" Wv Painuns Attorney.
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IN Trans leave from st. Englewood
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ADJUSTMENTS
Memphis ] heater, Miss Evans In "Oui
Angel" aad "Fogg's Ferry
Jsmss Watnwsfght Combinatfs q
This Week Dramatic and NJ.
steal Notes and PersoaAls.

During the past week Lizzie Evans
has been delighting Memphis theater'
goers with "0ur Angel. and "Fog9's
Feny," aud closed quite q successful
epgsgement last night.
This week Louis James and Marie
Wainwright will be the dramatic at
traction, opening at the theater tc-
morrow night in "Virginius," Sheri-
dan Knowles charming drama. Mr.,
james has been very successful in the
title role, his method Of treating the
character differing considerably from
that OF the late John Mccullough
Miss Wainwright's Virgins 10 q
pretty ORA matte pic ure, not ex!ellec
on the SAFE Daring the week a
round of fac plays will be produced
in the following order: Gretchen,
"IGgomsr." Hamlet" Romeo anC
juliet" "Macoeth."
Manager Harry Walker gives at
uactive variety performances nightly
at bis vardville theater, corner o
Jefferson and Fourth streets, He hs
engaged new srtists aud will preeen
new attractions this week.
The Main street Dime Museum
managed by Eugsue Robinson, 4
open daily and nightly TO visitors snC
st.rsc's crowds Of people. Many nov
elites will be on exhibition durini
the present week, inc uding a CRANE
display ai stereoopticsl views produce
by calcium lights.
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avishly expended in furnishing q
Oh aiming house tor the rector.
At Jaek.0S, Tenn.

Miss A ice B Stockton. Of this city,
the accom- lished granddaughter Of
the late Lsudon G. Haynes, Of Mem.
nbis left last Sunday for Nashville,
where she will remain two years
attending the normal school. Miss
Stockton is cousin CT Gov. r. l..
TAYLOR. She will be his guest while
In Nashville.
Mr.. NJ. stulzenbeTgsr, a prominent
business man Of 81. Louis, and Mics
Lolita Bnrow, charming young
lady Of this city, were married here
Last Monday morning. Immediately
after the csrem ony the happy couple
left for ". Louis, their future home.
Mr.. W. N Brown, 81 Bells, Tenn,
county court clerk Of Crockett county,
has moved to this city with his fam.
lily, where they will reside In the
future.
DR.. Nm Hayes, formerly OF this
city, now Of Helene, Ark was in the
city this week whiting relatives.
The Rsv. Or. Clifford Jones, pastor
Of the First Methodist Episcopal
church, ia up again after seriou;
spell OF sickness.
Miss Matte Fenner, the accom-
pliahed dsugnier OF DR.. J. $. Fenner,
left for New York this week to com
plete her course 10 art.
Q1ite a numbsT Of the people o
Jackson will visit Memphis next veei
to see President Cleveland and hi
| Utfa
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At Lamar, Miss.

BrguA Brewer lie at home sgain.
Mr.. Mcleod, Of Water Valley, spent
Friday here.
DR.. Brewer visited Holly Springs
one day this week. /.
Mr.. G. d. Brown, Of Water Valley,
vss here act sunday.
Will Withers ias returned 70 the
University Of Mississippi.
Waiter and Msytes Ve,ey, cf Water
Valley, are visitir z here.
Thr Rev. II VI Morrison. OF Charles
ton, Miss is at home with kis family
for ies days.
Thsd OiptAut, e tha Karess City,
Mlmoh's & Birmingham railroad, Is q,
his fathers, quite III with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. J. NJ. Oliphlnt dad last satur'
day after a long Illness. She was
buried Sunday.
The competition Of the Kin'as City,
Memphis q Birmingham railroad Il
q great thing for Memphis, the CON-
ing city Of the south.
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tgonrsyIIis, Miss.

DR.. 7. W. Rowland, one OF our beet
physicians, and his eetimable lady,
who have been absent from our town
since Last May, vieitirg different
points for the improvement OF their
health, returned home lsst week, to
the satisfaction Of their many friends.
The Coffeevile school oper ed Mon
day last with that genial and highly
cultured genllemsD, Capt, ]. b. Clay
ton, as the principal, aud Mics Josie
Andrewp, Of Oxford, o. assistant. The
people Of Cofieevllle have No reason
10 doubt the success oil the school a.
an educational institution white IN.
der the control OF It's present III iient
educators
Mr.. Marshal Hairstou, formerly a
eiuE n II oakland. has moved 10
CoHeevllls He has rot yet bought
property In our towr, bat Is prospect.
ing In that direction and expects TO
become q permanent citizen. He IL
warmly welcomed Ia our c1mmunily,
and II is hoped be will hnd US q genial
people.
NJ ". NJ. Hsmblet and Mlss Willie
Johnson we're united in marriage last
week by the Rev. I. q. Freeman.
Ths many friends OF the happy toiple
heartily cltgetulale them In tbis
new depsr ute.
Mr.. w. J Milstesd. Of West Ten
nessee, Ia visiting relatives near Air
mount.
Messrs. A. NJ Whitfield and W. II.
Fitzgerald, o. Grenade, wers In the
c ty lsst week attending ehancery
court,
NJ. Us. Evapr, Yrs. Evans and
Mhs Cla'a Kelly attended the races II
wa'tr Valley this seek.
Mrs. Durfaut and her two dauRhter'i
Misses Lillian AID T. bel, are visltinl
Holly Springs.
Last Thursday nigh, quite q nun
Der Of CoHtevilie's young ladies ant
gentlemen went opossum huBtirg
bat failed In their endeavors 10 esp ur'
auy Of the little gray animals.
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Shakespeare Bacon coutro versy. The
tistinguiahed actor says: Dear sii.-
10 reply TO your iIquify, can only
say that the controversy has always
seemed to me very idle. As an ,x-r'
else Ia s1rn'se IL may be interesting,
put 10 aile2e slriously that Bacon
wrote Shakespeare ia abou. as reason.
able as 10 say that Shsksspear, wrote
Bacon, N that Qlsen Elizabeth wrots
beta. | sonld add that, as Ener'ou
says, Shakespeare is the only biogra-
phsr Of Shakespeare"
A steam roller lie the latest contri.
baton b the sensational. 1t r. intro
duced in + A. Scudsmors's new
drama, with the familiar title, IL
Life Worth Livinq2' originally pro
ducsd at the Princes thester, Brist /,
England, September l. Overcome bv
the intensity OF her woes, the hero.
inc falls senselees, and a "a o's
woman sets the roller in motion f'f
the purpose of q ,ttening her 10 des .,
on the theory Of the other steam rc Ter
in "Under the Gaslight." | me
gulss Of the inventor Of the crusher,
the authcr-actor GOMEZ on 10 time TO
cry "Whosl" to the modern Jus2er-
usut, save the heroine a. d share IN
the applause as the curtiin tescsnds.
Bsruhardt is busy rehesteiug Ssr.
dou's "Tosca" In Il e las, &C the set
ress is called upon to take flying
leap into lions der, and, owing to
the extreme nervousness OF the artistic,
IL had been decided that lay figure
should be thrown. Sarah would not
telr to this, and oil that could be Oh
tanned from her conscientiousnes4 was
to take a shorter Jump than It's stui'
ton demands. By means OF mlrfors
the illusion Of a great hight aud much
peril will be mlnSgsd, and tbs tfsci
Is said to bs most startling 10 The
spectators. The story OF tho new
drama is not one OF political intrigue
but OF q love Incident. The person
sges are Italians, and only twJ o
them belong to bis Dry Qleen Caro-
line, Of Naples, snd the musician
PAisiello. Bath OF these sre miuo
parts. There is only enc FrenChmA ~
in the piece. The costumes will ~
mixture OF French and Italian stylsl
Of The period, with wigs ard powder
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AIanInInhus Mis-.

Geo. and Mp r.. u. wallhsl tays
been spending this week IN cur
city, and though We would like TO
keep them longer, they leave toniRnt
for Aberdeen. They have added
largely 10 their already numerous
friends la this place.
Mrs. 7. II 81. CAR, oi New York
city, arrived ~ Columbus yesterday,
on vsit 10 her nises, Srs. d.
ID ihba.
Ms Julisite Bradford, who has
been apendli 4 the summer In renpes'
zee, returned home "Wednesday night
The schedule on the Georgia PAc nc
railway hes been changed, and We
tsys o ily one daily train on that read
nov
The Mobile a Ohio still rua double
dailiss bet wsen here and Artssia over
their branch, bat lrAirs are often very
much DELAYED.
In Carey. representing the firm
II VI Fsdden A 60, Of Puiladelpnia,
is In the city buying c.uon. lio will
b. located here throughout the eaton
seseon.
Ths Columbus CORE band wen,
Iound ou W dEetday night aud sefs.
rsded J. r Armstrong aud his bride.
NJ Armstrong IL the m0ei popular
yuuns msn 10 town, and will be our
n cifciii clerk.
Walter Weaver has resigned Ia po.
Ell ~ bill oerK Tor tne Georgia
Pseifis railroad n tble poiot, 10 &c
o,pta position az drummer for VIM
l. ndssy A Co.'S tobacco house, ol
Retdsyills, n q. lie leaves W iiv
days on his ia TIP. II. W savsgt
ha' been appointed 70 gu the vataucy
tn. Rev. II K,nncbis~, OF Gsde
den. IA, has ne yed 10 Columbus VII
hi. family q make his home here.
Ms O y MaeT, who hel been vis
itiug her iiisnds IN CJlumsus, left .
lev DAYS ago Tor her home Ia rern
kara, Ark.
Gen. \. d. LIE, PRECEDENT OF tbs
agricultural college ri slsfsyil e
spent part Of this week In oar city.
J. n. Stevens, oar circuit clerk
sho has been On yisii 20 Birming
ham look ns after real tsiate, is Al
home again.
Capt. g. ~ Johnston, who hs'
hesn a. New York Tor sons mon the
lh.atttuTne@.
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and painting, and is quite accom-
plished. She is a blonde, and is very
attractive In Ger manners. She will
win friends where perhaps others will
fail.
Miss Leita Lvermore will without
doubt prove 10 be rsigniDg belle.
She is q pretty blonde, With livelinets
OF manner which is Q peculiar charm.
She can rattle of the isms and the
logics, and is posted on the latest gov
ernmental tactics. She lie Q q de elocu-
ZIONIST and entertains beautifully. Her
success Ia assured.
Misc Rosa Rimbsut Is q pretty lii.
tie bud, who promises 10 be an 'qua
favorite vita the other n embefs OF
her set. She combines style and fs-
ore and Is very attractive to the oppo-
site sex.
"Mlss Ora Johnson, who has al 0
been q student a. Vsesar for year or
more, will enter society with all the
prestige Of a younger sister who he's
had such brilliant predecessors. Miss
Frank Johnson has been q leading
societv belle for several seasons, and
Miss Ora could not have q more sue
cefsful tutor in social proprietes.
"In Mifs Etfis Heiskell society will
recogn ~ woman Of superior charms
10th OF mind and manners A close
student, she never fails 10 catch and
preserve all possible Information
while the social gsyeties attract her
and render her valuable guest and
an interesting conversaiionslist. Miss
Heiskell has a stately figure aud will
attract admiration any where.
II believe Miss Tia Gregory com.
plstes the let Of this years debutsntss.
she has aleo had the advantage oil
being thrown into society through her
popular sisters, VIII, have preceded
her. She Ia pretty brunette and
vivscious 10 conversation and man
ner. N1vyCu ought 10 be Satisfied,
for / have given You enough pointers
IN give you a fair starter with these
buds. You will have 10 see them In
d ,viduslly for anything further "
The APPkAL man WAS only toe
thankful 10 have secured fuch valu
able information, and he ielt AZ Il
mere thanks would hardly b. ade'
quate. He has laid mp a treat Tor his
friend at 40 d ssnt day. II anything
has been omitted In the above de
seriptlons. the reporter dlsclaims any
responsibility, but Will cheerfully
make correction on receipt OF posta
card. On the other hand, II those
rand nm shots are correct and appre'
eiAted be sxpsc,e recognition Of same
In some shape. CIke and flowers will
be received at ths ofiice and receipt
given,
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c.rs,sa, e,ssos. a, ro.,,..a.

PsRrLAND, ore, Oct S.-CArdinal
Gibbons. who is TO confer the pallIum
on Archbishop Oros, next Sunday, 10
this city, arrived here las, night. lie
wIs me, at the DAllss by reception
committee iron PJrtlaud and came
hers nv -pscisl boat, s,oppins q hali
hour nj Va couysr, W. 7. Tnsrs he
was driven TO army headquarters and
held . short eception. When the
boat arrived here ali the Catholic 90.
oieiiso IN the city assembled at the
Ash st,e wharf and formed q pro.
oessiop, sscofting the cardinal 20 tbs
ep.scopal residence. He 10 somewhAt
istigusd from the long journey and
will dsvote today 10 resi.
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40 Helena, Ark.


I. W. Kesss and wife are at home
from Columbis, Tenn.
Ma. and Mrs. John J. HoTnon ar.
rived from Montvale spriu 70, where
the latter has been Speeding The SUN.
mer.
Miss Francis PuiZsl, most charm.
Ing Young lady, reiu rred 10 her home
in Memphis, after pleasant etsy with
the family OF Isaac Enrmsn.
Mrs W. T. Moore and daughter,
Miss 0phel.s, OF Helena, are stopping
at Washington City, d. O., Tor a few
weeks.
Mrs. 3. Hirsch is at home from
Bonneville, Mo.
Mrs. J. Flank arrived from st.,
Louis, Mo.
Miss Flora Msx6eld departed for a
ie. weeks stay with friends 10 Mem.
phlS.
Mr.. ]. F. Foeter returned from Lon.
oke, Ark where she has been spend
ing the summer with relatives.
Mrs. Ell Levi and con arrived from
Knoxville, Tenn.
Mr.. Emmanuel ElTman, who has
been doing the lakes and eastern cities
during the last two months, reached
home this week.
Father J. NJ. Bjelzkes left for ST..
Lonis.
Mrs. Mace Lieber snd family are
home from Louisville, Ky.
Mics NJ nnie Cook departed Tor
Nashville, Tenn, whers the will At
tend school during he coming year.
A very enjoyable lime was INDUCED
In Last Mosdsy night ct hop given
under the auspices OF the Y. NJ. a. A.
Mrs jacob Theber returned from
Psons, Ill, where chs has been
spending the summer With relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. q. Hieks and Mits
LlEzie Rodgers left for 3, Lsuis to be
In attendauce at the carnival.
Mrs. James p. q arke returned from
a summers siay q, Bon Aqua and
Rus ellvills, Ky.
Mr. Isidor Liebsr and child arc al
home from Louisvil >. Ky.
The Young Mems German club
gave q pleasant dauce a. the armoiy
hall last Monday night.
NJ ~ Maggie Humphriee leaves To-
Holly springs, where che will A'tenC
school.
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and scarf pin 10 token OF their sppIe.
citation. de carries with HIM the
best wiahss Of hest OF warm friends.
Mr.. ". A. Fatherby died Tuesday
last in Washington, wnere he has for
several years bsen 10 me government
employ. The remains we're sent to
Little Rock for interment.
Wednesday the wedding cf Miss
Florencs Morgan and Mr.. Frank
Royston occurred in the spacious par
lors OF Mrs. Gaines, corner OF Broad
way and Second streets. The bride is
very popular little lady, much sd.
mired for her beauty and smiability.
A young ladies' foot ball club is one
Of the latest sensations in the Rose
City.
Mr.. and Mrs ". B Waite have re-
turned from their summering in New
Jersey, and are located at the Capital
hotel.
Monday night the "worid" wss
presented to the patrons Ct the opera.
house. tuesday and Wednesday
nights Wilson and Rinkin's minstrels
played to crowded houses; Thursday
night "Around the World 10 Eighty
Days"
MI,s Lura Brown, Of the Arkansas
Life, has gone to 81. L"uis for a f)r.
ights oiourn.
Mr.. II. Clay Jones, the city clerk
has gone 10 81. Joseph, Mo-, on q
pleasure trip.
The ladies OF the NJ. Z church
south gave a 5 o'clock tea at The resi-
dence Of Mrs W. f. Rscliffe Fdday
afternoon.
The Arkansss school for the blild
opened iis fall session 0ctote' 5.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Coo Der went to st
Louis Wednesday 10 meet his wife anC
Goa on .beir way hons from Ohio.
The marrisge Of Mr. II. L. Sweet
land and Miss Csmen inc Dillon tool
place "Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock at the residence Of the bride
parent, the Rsv. George NJ. Sanborn,
officiating. Their future home Is II
X .nsas CITY.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. T. Carroll gave
pleasant card party Thursday night.
The wedding u Mr.. Charles Wiz
a'd Miss Annie Gay will take p!sc
on Wednesday oi next week az Cnfis
Episcopal church, az high noon.
Mr.. and Me. q. A. Lyman, ne
Pierce, have gone to Chicago 10 resid
permanently.
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AZ Little seeh, Arb.

DIR. aud Mn T.. v. D.usll ssd
i.miIy have rsturntd from lhe sea
,hole. -, -
.srly In the vs.k. J.,
Rev W. W Ei,ibrooke hss returned
irom Cbicsso.
Mr.. A 4. Lynch, enc q the most
D pulsr you y society men OF q . city,
ID tussday night 10 sccept \ very
doe pol ition In New Yolk city, He
hss isea connected With tho Littlo
X ek oil and Comprtas company, b.
whom he was made the recipient oil
hapd,one diimcnd cu1 button
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BABY HUMORS
And all Skin and Scalp Dis.
eases Speedily Cured
by Cuiicura.

Our little sou will be four year, Of ags nm
the 18th inst. In May, 1896, be va, .tta.tsaa
With a very painfu breaking out Of the ain
we called in q ph,sisian. who tr.assd him
TO- about four weeks. The enid ree.iys5
little OF no good from the treatment, as ths
bre kue out. supposed by the physician 10
be hives in an agGravatsd form, h.eans
larger IN hlotches. aud mors and nor. dis
tressing. We were trtqusntly Obliged 10 x,t
mn in the night and run him with scds in
ga'er, strong liniments, et'. Fina ~, We
calIei other phy,isians, until no less ttan
six had attemptsd H. cure him all alike IA ~
ing, and the child steadily gettin worse ana
worpe, until abf ut the 2esh OF asst July. when
we began % give him CuTIcuaA REsoLvESF
internally, and CurICuRA cOAP externally,
AMI ~ the last Of August be VS. so nearly
well that we gave him only Que dose OF the
REsJLvENr about every second aay tor about
tan days longer, AID b. has never been
troubled since with the horrible malady. In
ali we used less than one halt Of hottie OF
CurIcuRA REsOLvKNr, q lit les, than one
box # CurtcuRA, and only ore cake Of Gu
riCURA SOAP
X. \. RYAN, Cayuga. Livingst1n Co ILL.,
Subscr bed aud sworn TO before me this
O. ". COE. Up
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A Physiei.a'. sesiisssse.

LOU vnLs, Ky oc.. s.-A special
10 the Coulter Journal from osent-
boro, KY, cape: "a gentleman Just
returned from Hancock county tells
the story ttr the towns 81 Hawes'
Vile and Pelville are stirred no over
Q sensational damage I nit, which has
jis, been fled at Hswesyille by Pell
vile parties. A gentleman, whose
wife sss In III hea. 10, removed her 10
Psliyille In order 10 be near a physi'
clan, AID being compelled 20 leave
home suddenly, msds arrangements
with tho doctor u attend bis vile
when wanted. At the critical mo.
men, the doctor was sent br, mt 70
fused TO e., and Tor want OF medical
altsndapce = child vas born dead and
the motnsr's lie endangered. o. 20.
turning home and learning the story,
the indignAnr husband Ut OF &C hlsd
.uit against the phyetisn for $40 coo
dsmsgee. Toe informant did no
g,t the mans pame, but rays the de-
isndant In the tnit N Dr.. HUI. lie
rp,tted thA, the community ic very
mucn excited over the matter"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09

Nkw YohE No additional deaths
" re reported 10 the QuArab tine com.
mtsion' % tnday. To, agents Of the
Aissla, which brought The cholera
over, says that her mlsfofiune has q
dlrcoursvins "a oct on Italian smigra.
lien 10 a 10 county.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09

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PorrKR DauG AND CHHAicAL Co., Boston,
Mass.
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Yea fuonfats
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09

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